Problems of Life And Mind volume 1
Problems of Life And Mind volume 1
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There is no trace of a Supra-sensible stimulus, either in our perceptions of the external world, or in those of the social world. I am far from implying that a Supra-sensible does not exist. I only affirm that it does not exist for us as an object of positive knowledge, though forced upon us as a nega- tive conception ; since it could only be knowable by first becoming sensible : it must be positively felt, be- fore it could be positively thought. To know anything is to assign properties to it,... and properties involve the co-operation of the subjective factor. Once within the range of Feeling, an object otherwise Supra-sensible comes within the range of Experience.
"We have thus prepared the way for the application of RULE I. , and this will be more evident when we recog- nise that the main defect in the sensational hypothesis, THE LIMITATIONS OP KNOWLEDGE. 253 and the mainstay of its opponents, lies in the seeming discrepancy between the notorious fact that knowledge does extend far beyond the reach of Perception and the range of Sense ; while on the other hand Psych ogeny, seeming to contradict this, sustains the axiom that all knowledge has its origin in Sense, its limits being the limits of the Sensible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no trace of a Supra-sensible stimulus, either in our perceptions of the external world, or in those of the social world. I am far from implying that a Supra-sensible does not exist. I only affirm that it does not exist for us as an object of positive knowledge, though forced upon us as a nega- tive conception ; since it could only be knowable by first becoming sensible : it must be positively felt, be- fore it could be positively thought. To know anything is to assign properties to it,... and properties involve the co-operation of the subjective factor. Once within the range of Feeling, an object otherwise Supra-sensible comes within the range of Experience.
"We have thus prepared the way for the application of RULE I. , and this will be more evident when we recog- nise that the main defect in the sensational hypothesis, THE LIMITATIONS OP KNOWLEDGE. 253 and the mainstay of its opponents, lies in the seeming discrepancy between the notorious fact that knowledge does extend far beyond the reach of Perception and the range of Sense ; while on the other hand Psych ogeny, seeming to contradict this, sustains the axiom that all knowledge has its origin in Sense, its limits being the limits of the Sensible.
What to read after Problems of Life And Mind volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewes George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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